Roman soldiers march into the Corinium Museum
Cirencester’s Roman past will step into the present as the Corinium Museum welcomes the Ermine Street Guard for two action-packed days of living history this Easter.
Cross-border collaboration strengthens action on fly-tipping
A stop‑and‑search operation on the Cotswold - Stroud district border has helped crack down on fly‑tipping and illegal waste activity - sending a clear message that while waste criminals don’t respect borders, neither do our enforcement teams.
Last chance for Gloucestershire residents to share their views on reorganisation of local councils
Residents and communities in Gloucestershire have just a few days left to take part in a government consultation on how local government in the county could be organised in future.
Community input shapes next steps in Cotswold District Council’s Local Plan update
Council publishes summary of consultation responses - and is continuing to thoroughly consider feedback, assess sites and complete technical evidence before publishing the next draft Local Plan later in the summer
“Wonderful and intriguing” Early Bronze Age artefacts to go on display at the Corinium Museum
A rare collection of Early Bronze Age artefacts, including objects buried with a tribal ‘chieftain’, will go on display at the Corinium Museum in Cirencester this month.
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Roman soldiers march into the Corinium Museum
Cirencester’s Roman past will step into the present as the Corinium Museum welcomes the Ermine Street Guard for two action-packed days of living history this Easter.
Cross-border collaboration strengthens action on fly-tipping
A stop‑and‑search operation on the Cotswold - Stroud district border has helped crack down on fly‑tipping and illegal waste activity - sending a clear message that while waste criminals don’t respect borders, neither do our enforcement teams.
Last chance for Gloucestershire residents to share their views on reorganisation of local councils
Residents and communities in Gloucestershire have just a few days left to take part in a government consultation on how local government in the county could be organised in future.